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Lustron Houses (page 3) |
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Lustron House Chesterton, IN |
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There are about 155 Lustrons in Indiana. This Lustron House was built in 1950 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also known as the Coambs-Morrow House. [map] |
Lustron House Henderson, KY |
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There are about 30 Lustrons in Kentucky This Lustron House, aka the Stewart House, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. [map] |
Lustron House Hyannis, MA |
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There are about two dozen Lustrons in Massachusetts.
The Hyannis Lustron appears to be in great shape. The original roof tiles are now gone. [map] |
Lustron House Groveland, MA |
Lustron House Williamstown, MA |
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The Groveland Lustron was built in 1950. [map]
This Williamstown was also built in 1950. It has been altered to enclose the porch. The garage is also clearly a Lustron. [map] |
Lustron House College Park, MD |
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There are about six Lustrons left in Maryland. This College Park Lustron is a little rough around the edges but at least it's still intact. [map] |
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Lustron Houses Minneapolis, MN |
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There are about 20 Lustrons located in Minnesota, about half of them are in Minneapolis. |
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